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The Toe Slap Kick in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The Jump inside Crescent Kick in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The Side Kick in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The Jump Toe Kick in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The Horse, Bow, & Cat Stance in Kung Fu for Children
The Reverse Punch in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The Rising Block Punch in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The inside Block & Punch in Kung Fu for Children
The Kick Punch Move in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The Hook Palm Move in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The Palm Block & Outside Block in Kung Fu
Natural Weapons in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The Round Kick in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
Trapping Back in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
The Clawing Punch in Kung Fu Self-Defense for Children
Summary: Learn the basics of kung fu for children including the jump inside kick move in this free martial arts video for children.
Sifu Dan Schmidt is a national Kung Fu champion who’s been training since childhood under Master Nick Screema, master instructor of the Chinese Martial Arts Centers in Florida. Schmidt...read more
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"Hi! My name is Dan Schmidt from Chinese Martial Arts Center. In this clip we’re going to be discussing Kung Fu for kids and jump inside crescent kick, which looks like this. You start with your feet together and you take two big steps to the left, to the right, jump, and you slap the foot. Let me show you again. So you take two steps, left, right, jump, and kick. Okay, so Bri, start right here, feet together. Ready, go, two steps, jump, kick. Okay, one more time. Okay, go. One, two, jump, kick. The importance of jumping is because in the old days in China what they did in Kung Fu is they practiced kicking people off horseback from the mini battles that they had out on the battlefield. Now, in a modern society, it’s good for building up the strength in the legs and the flexibility. The way that would work in a modern application would be just like as if you were standing still. You can block, smack to the ear, pull the head down and kick to the head this was. Just like that, and there’s many other applications. So let’s say he can kick straight to my leg. So if he kicks low he can jump, kick him right in the head. That’s Kung Fu’s jump inside crescent kick."
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Comments
code2 said
on 1/26/2009 Loving these videos, great quality! Thumbs up!
sologram said
on 8/2/2008 I just happened to come across this site when I search for childrens kung fu videos. Pleasantly surprised to find this series of basic kung fu for kids. A great tool for the kids who are in class and only practice in class. Excellent tool for practice and reinforcement of the basics when not in class. Gabe will certainly be watching and practicing outside of class. Although this is done in a formal class setting, I believe these clips are an excellent way to motivate a child in between the formal class. Great job, Dan and Jerry!